Objective
I would like to begin an exciting career in the maritime industry which utilizes my education and skill set.
Experience
Biehl & Co. L.P., Ship Agent, Galveston, TX: 2007
§ Work closely with government agencies to ensure the ship and crew are compliant with all applicable regulations
§ Plan and coordinate logistical needs of crew members
§ Coordinate all maintenance operations associated with the ship while in port
§ Strengthened organizational skills by maintaining all necessary government and agency records
Kennedy Dance Theatre, Office Manager and Dance Instructor, Webster, TX: 2006-2007
§ Managed and coordinated the efforts of a 15 staff members
§ Gained extensive knowledge of Microsoft Word and Excel
§ Taught 5 classes per week with up to 25 students per class
§ Developed original choreography for classes and performances
Bay Harbour United Methodist Church, Summer Youth Intern, League City, TX: 2005 - 2006
§ Organized 2-3 motivational and educational events and/or activities per week for up to 50 students
§ Strengthened leadership and communication skills by guiding and setting a good example for youth members
Education
Texas A&M University at Galveston, Galveston, TX: May,2007
Bachelor of Science, Maritime Administration; Minor, Economics; GPR: 3.2/4.0
Certification
Skils
*Proficient in: Microsoft Access, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Word, Microsoft Publisher, Microsoft PowerPoint
*Professional Activities:
National Propeller Club Student President: 2005 - 2007
· Managed all club activities, trips, and fundraisers for approximately 100 students
· Supervised and effectively guided the efforts of 8 officers
· Selected as one of fifty student leaders from Texas A&M University (one of four from Galveston) to attend the
45th Annual Memorial Student Center’s Spring Leadership Trip 2007, Houston, TX
· Organized the annual Propeller Club Golf Tournament, the largest fundraiser at the university with 80 participants
raising over $10,000, Spring 2006 and 2007
· Organized and attended trip to send 10 students to the 2007 Maritime Security Conference, Ft. Lauderdale, FL
· Helped plan and participated in the 2006 Industry Day career fair at the University of Maryland’s
R.H. Smith School of Business which hosted 39 companies and 200 students
· Served as an Intern at the 2006 National Defense Transportation Association Conference, Memphis, TN
· Organized and attended trip to send 30 students to the 2006 National Propeller Club Convention, Norfolk, VA
· Served as an Intern for the Maritime Security Council, Fall of 2005, 2006, & 2007, and Spring of 2006
· Organized and attended trip to send 4 students to the 2006 Maritime Security Conference, Washington D.C.
· Organized and attended trip to send 20 students to the 2005 National Propeller Club Convention, Boston, MA
· Organized and attended trip to send 8 students to the 2005 Maritime Security Conference, Ft. Lauderdale, FL
National Propeller Club Student Vice President: 2004 - 2005
· Organized the annual Propeller Club Golf Tournament, awarded largest fundraiser at the university
with 50 participants, Spring 2005
· Attended the National Propeller Club Convention, Biloxi, MI
· Served as an Intern for the Maritime Security Council, Spring 2005
· Attended the Maritime Security Conference, Ft. Lauderdale, FL
*Awards & Honors:
2006 Fall Semester Dean’s List
2005 & 2006 Galveston Propeller Club Scholarship: Awarded for outstanding participation/contribution to the National Propeller Club
2006 William P. Ricker Memorial Scholarship: Awarded for exceptional leadership and academic excellence
2006 Texas A&M University at Galveston Student Organizations’ Officer of the Year Award: Awarded for leadership of the Propeller Club and contribution to the University
2005-2006 Who’s Who Among Students Award
*Relevant Courses:
Operations Management, Ocean Transportation, Admiralty Law, Business Law, Decision Support Systems, Strategic Management, Brokerage & Chartering, Economics of Transportation, Business Finance, Corporate Accounting, Marine Insurance